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"IF" formula problem
Here's my scenario. I want a cell to produce a certain number if a certain
text is entered. For example, if B12=YES, I want it to say "$100". HOWEVER, I also need it to do if B12="NO", I want it to say "$200". I'm having a problem getting it to do so. I can get as far as: IF(B12="YES","$100") but I don't know how to add the new condition of IF(B12="NO","$200")-I just get a "VALUE#" error! |
"IF" formula problem
No IFs are needed:
=(B12="YES")*100 + (B12="NO")*200 and format the cell as currency. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200903 "ssharp" wrote: Here's my scenario. I want a cell to produce a certain number if a certain text is entered. For example, if B12=YES, I want it to say "$100". HOWEVER, I also need it to do if B12="NO", I want it to say "$200". I'm having a problem getting it to do so. I can get as far as: IF(B12="YES","$100") but I don't know how to add the new condition of IF(B12="NO","$200")-I just get a "VALUE#" error! |
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